Package convex.core.lang.ops

package convex.core.lang.ops

CVM Operations, effectively the "machine code" of the CVM

Related Packages

Package	Description
convex.core.lang	Core CVM implementation
convex.core.lang.impl	Internal CVM language implementation classes
convex.core.lang.reader	Implementation of the standard Convex Lisp Reader

Classes

Class	Description
AMultiOp<T extends ACell>	Abstract base class for Ops with multiple nested operations MultiOps may selectively evaluate sub-expressions.
Cond<T extends ACell>	Op representing a conditional expression.
Constant<T extends ACell>	Operation representing a constant value "One man's constant is another man's variable." - Alan Perlis
Def<T extends ACell>	Op that creates a definition in the current environment.
Do<T extends ACell>	Op for executing a sequence of child operations in order "Design is to take things apart in such a way that they can be put back together" - Rich Hickey
Invoke<T extends ACell>	Op representing the invocation of a function.
Lambda<T extends ACell>	Op responsible for creating a new function (closure).
Let<T extends ACell>	Op for executing a body after lexically binding one or more symbols.
Local<T extends ACell>	Op to look up a local value from the lexical environment
Lookup<T extends ACell>	Op to look up a Symbol in the current execution context.
Query<T extends ACell>	Op for executing a sequence of child operations in order in query mode (no state changes) "Design is to take things apart in such a way that they can be put back together" - Rich Hickey
Set<T extends ACell>	Op to set a lexical value in the local execution context.
Special<T extends ACell>	Op representing special Symbols like *address* and *caller*